Jayanth M.

Commented on Embracing Clarity: Designing Effective Systems Ove...·Posted inRevops

Such an enlightening thread. I am new to this forum and found this thread both relatable and insightful. Thank you. My observations helping custoemrs adopt AI in decision making contexts:

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Definitely Junior Analyst with guardrails is where it tends to do well, though there is so much vendor noise and froth about how it can autonomously operate
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The area that AI shines is in opening up a business professional's mind to possibilities that they would not be able to think of themselves due to the sheer volume of signals. In this regard, like any instrument, it does come with it's share of false positives, but that can be mitigated quite heavily if we guardrail it with enough context

Commented on Has Anyone Implemented an AI Sales Agent? Lessons...·Posted inGeneral Discussion

Jayanth M.

Hi Dominic R. - while I haven't built a DTC sales agent, I've built for other productivity improvement reasons.A person whose videos I found super helpful is https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobbank/

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Jayanth M.

Introduction from Jayanth, Co-Founder of Iris and Former Google PM

Hi everyone ! My name is Jayanth and am the co-founder of Iris (GoIris.ai), that serves Demand Gen, Revenue, Growth teams with a conversational assistant that provides insights from CSV files, spreadsheets or the warehouse. In my past life, I was one of the early PMs that worked on Google Analytics and Google Maps (loooong time ago:)), and more recently built product at Sigma Computing. I am here to learn about the analysis contexts the community has, help you with any guidance I may be able to offer from my experience and take what I learn to build a better product. I look forward to learning, helping and getting to know you . My profile is at - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mpjayanth/

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Introduction from Jayanth, Co-Founder of Iris and Former Google PM

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